IowaIowa lawmakers limit business for the 2026 extraordinary session
At the October 2 extraordinary session, Iowa lawmakers may consider a bill about the major economic growth attraction program and resolutions either chamber adopts.
What it does
Lawmakers' business in the first extraordinary session of 2026 is limited to considering a bill about the major economic growth attraction program and resolutions either chamber adopts.
Argument forA focused session could help lawmakers concentrate on the economic growth program and any resolutions either chamber adopts.
Argument againstLimiting the session's business could keep lawmakers from taking up other issues unless either chamber adopts another resolution.
More detail
The resolution says lawmakers' business in the session is limited to considering a bill about the major economic growth attraction program and resolutions either chamber adopts. This applies to the first extraordinary session of Iowa's 2026 legislative session. The resolution concerns the first extraordinary session convened for October 2, 2026.
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Where it stands
- Introduced
- Passed 1st Chamber
- Passed 2nd Chamber
Looking ahead
No hearings or votes scheduled.
History
- 2026
- Oct 2Message from House.Latest
- Oct 2Immediate message.
- Oct 2Resolution adopted.Passed 2nd Chamber
- Oct 2Unanimous consent for immediate consideration.
- Oct 2Substituted for HCR 105.
- Oct 2Resolution filed, laid over under Rule 25.Minor
- Oct 2Message from Senate.
- Oct 2Immediate message.
- Oct 2Resolution adopted.Passed 1st Chamber
- Oct 2Introduced, placed on calendar.Introduced
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